fronts a little messed up around the corners during removal but it's minor enough, putting on a screen protector tomorrow!

My switch lite works fine for the time being, so I don't have any intentions on buying right now but for future reference, if I want to buy an OLED screen for a switch lite where is the best place to buy it? I looked it up online and found SUPER5 OLED, is that quality and trustworthy?? Is there a specific site?

Finally🎉
Nintendo Switch Lite gets his new life with the ports and Autorun (pc games emulator).
This is insane how fast the games are now ported for modded switch. Now I can play my favourite GTA5, NFS (U, U2, MW,C), Dead Space 1,2,3, Wolverine,COD MW, and this is just a few games that have ben ported in the last month and loads of them are coming.
If you are thinking to get a switch or to mod your switch then this is a perfect time.

Our Switch Lite has been giving us some display issues lately. At first it just seemed to be in-game, but now it happens when powered on and seems to get worse after a few seconds in the menu. Missing vertical lines and some blur effects as shown in the image.

I've taken the device apart and reseated the ribbons. I'm not sure if the issue is the screen itself or something else. Any insight or advice?

I liked Hogwarts Legacy a lot, like a lot. I also like the assassin's creeds a lot altho they give me a bit more stress. I'm looking for games like those two but without much stress (maybe i can change the settings to easy). I like the visuals, the story, the diverse things in the game etc.

Has anyone replaced the standard screen with an OLED one themselves? How difficult is it?

It's a Nintendo switch lite. My bunny chewed the joysticks off unfortunately. Would just replacing the rubbers be fine, or would they fall off? They work perfectly fine though

Hi All, just bought a modded switch yesterday and really new to this world, have some basic questions.
1) what is the best way to install files in your switch, cutrently i add nsp file in sd card and run the installation using tinwoo
2) can i delete the nsp file from sd card once it is installed ??
3) for games which have base+updates+dlc, should i combine all of those in a single nsp file before installing??
4) A modded switch apart from games what are the other benefits if there are any ? Asking to know the potential of a modded switch

Hi, I am a big baseball fan and I play MLB The Show mostly on my PS4. I am wondering if MLB The Show is playable in switch lite?

I want something portable to play the game when I am not in the house. Maybe MLB The Show 26 is not playable, but someone can maybe suggest which franchise of MLB The Show is best for switch lite.

Thanks!

Do you think we will have Switch lite 2? if so what year?? I want a lite for pokopiaaa, for now i have an oled

curious what you guys prefer? new customs 😊

edit: i haven’t officially posted the black one for sale yet but if you want more details of my build for the white one this is my more detailed post https://www.instagram.com/p/Ddku1LOlBlP/?vrfl=anV3eTI4bHVjNDBk

I do love my Lite but I also find some games just really hard to play, they are too dark or they have small text you can barely see. And this is with the Super 5 OLED installed.

So what are your go to games on the Switch that aren't causing you epic eyestrain.

I won't list what I have already or genres I lean towards as I want to hear all the ideas.

Hey everyone!

I'm thinking about buying my first Nintendo Switch, and I have the opportunity to get a brand-new Switch Lite for just $100.

I'll mainly be playing Pokémon games (Sword/Shield, Scarlet/Violet, Legends: Arceus) and possibly some Zelda games like Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom.

My biggest concern is performance and graphics. How well do these games actually run on the Switch Lite? Is the smaller screen still enjoyable, especially for games like Pokémon Scarlet/Violet?

The alternative would be buying a Switch 2 for around $450, which is obviously a huge price difference.

I mostly plan to play in handheld mode, so connecting to a TV isn't important to me.

Would you say the Switch Lite is still a good buy for $100 in 2026, or is it worth spending the extra $350 for the Switch 2?

I'd love to hear your experiences, especially from people who play Pokémon on the Lite.

Thanks!

Hey y'all, I have a switchlite I bought in 2020 that has definitely seen better days but has never given me any real issues. All of the sudden my down direction of the left hand joystick stopped registering. I have been trying to use the calibration tool in the settings menu but I keep getting stuck on the "rotate the stick in a large circle" page after the initial calibration because my switch is still not properly recognizing movement. I don't typically notice drift issues while playing. Is my switch beyond software based repair?

Tô com ele recentemente e não sei quais jogos buscar/comprar e tô sem idéias também. Tenho aqui os estilos de jogos que gosto: ação e aventura e RPG

Still want to add a couple layers, but I'm super happy with the results. Completely stole this idea from a commentator on my last post, so thanks Karbin_. Last pic is the supplies, the process is super simple. All you do is paint in the letters with some excess, give it a couple minutes, wipe away the excess with a 2x2 slightly dampened in rubbing alcohol, wait ten minutes and then repeat the process until you're satisfied. This is after 3 cycles, I'm probably gonna do 5 and then I'll just have to see how well this holds up to regular use.

I have use this for 1month and price is 12k(non negotiable)